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Caleb Lee Hutchinson Readies Long Line Of Losers Album

The Georgia-born American Idol alum discussed the project and his songwriting in an RFD-TV studio visit with Suzanne.

By Mia Bennett ·

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Caleb Lee Hutchinson's new album Long Line Of Losers is on the way, and the country artist said his songwriting now carries the record. Hutchinson, a Georgia native who first drew attention on American Idol, spoke about the project in an RFD-TV studio interview with Suzanne.

Suzanne and Hutchinson covered the upcoming project, his musical journey and his approach to songwriting during the studio conversation. Hutchinson has moved from competition-show contestant to writing his own material, and he said that shift can be heard across Long Line Of Losers.

Hutchinson's path to recording artist began with American Idol, where he first became known to audiences. He has since turned to writing songs himself, and Long Line Of Losers is where that work appears. He was in the RFD-TV studio with Suzanne to talk about the music and how he got to it.

The album arrives as Hutchinson continues working as a country artist based out of Georgia. He discussed the record and his songwriting in the studio visit, and RFD-TV carried the interview on its programming. Long Line Of Losers is the title of the album. Hutchinson appeared on American Idol before releasing his own music.

Source: RFD-TV · original report published

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